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Normal body temperature varies from person to person. Tracking a
person's body temperature will help determine whether they have fever.
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If you have done physical exercise or exerted yourself in any way, wait 20
minutes before using the thermometer to measure your temperature.
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The thermometer is suitable for an indoor environment without strong
air flow (for example, winds created from a fan, air conditioner or heater)
between the thermometer and the person being measured.
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Do not use the thermometer for purposes that are not specified in this
manual. Follow the instructions in the "Operating Instructions" section and
carefully operate the thermometer when measuring children's temperature.
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Do not use the thermometer on a new-born baby or for continuous
temperature monitoring purposes.
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This thermometer is intended for use on the forehead and the ear. Do not
take temperature measurements on any other body parts otherwise the
temperature readings may be inaccurate.
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Before measuring the temperature from the ear canal, check for any ear
wax and clean before inserting the probe. If the ear is dirty, clean gently
with a cotton swab before using the thermometer.
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When measuring temperature by the forehead, ensure that the forehead
has no sweat or hair covering it as this may affect the reading.
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Do not hold the thermometer for a long time before using it because it is
sensitive to surrounding temperatures and may then give an inaccurate
reading when used.
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During measurement, do not use a mobile phone or any other device that
may cause electromagnetic interference.
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Take care of the temperature probe lens as this is fragile.
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Remove the batteries if the thermometer will not be used for more than
two months.
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Ensure the thermometer is cleaned after every use and stored in a clean
dry place.
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Do not immerse the thermometer in water or any other liquid, as it is
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